EMPTY/FULL SPACE -- More Lessons From Synthetic Cubism [2012 Version] (June 20, 2012)
Author: JEF7REY HILDNER
Keywords: negative cubism; painting; art; criticism and interpretation; design; analysis and theory; significant space; geometry and form; Picasso; THE ARCHITECT PAINTER PRESS; JEF7REY HILDNER
Year: 2012
Language: English
Collection: opensource
Description
ESSAY: ARCHITECT AND PAINTER JEF7REY HILDNER (aka Madison Gray) takes another look at the connections between Synthetic Cubism and architecture, throwing more light on two core concepts: 1. Synthetic Cubist paintings reveal an architectural world: a world of plans and sections, walls and windows, dwellings and landscapes; 2. Synthetic Cubist paintings conceal a principle at work: form as space-definer versus space-occupier.
*[This is a revised version of the original 2001 essay: http://ia601203.us.archive.org/0/items/EmptyFull2001/EmptyFull2001.html. See note at the end of this 2012 version.]
JEF7REY HILDNER is a painter, graphic artist, teacher, writer, and registered architect. His award-winning work and his essays on the theory and practice of art appear in many publications, including Global Architecture Houses, Journal of Architectural Education, and the book Architectural Formalism. His deeply philosophical project Dante|Telescope House won The American Institute of Architects (New Jersey Chapter) “Blue Ribbon Award for Excellence in Design.” Before leaving his full-time career in university teaching, he received the Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture national award for excellence in teaching, and he continues to occasionally teach and lecture at schools of architecture. He earned his undergraduate and graduate degrees from Princeton University.
Profile: www.thearchitectpainter.com/profile.html
Creative Commons license: Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0
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